2001 Citroën C-Crosser Concept
The C-Crosser, while not too pretty in and out, focuses on a transformable living space. This dynamic SUV can have ample room for 6 people with a closed roof or turn into a 3 seater pickup.
All of the input devices are fed though a drive by wire system. The Entire steering column & pedal system is attached to a rail enabling it to be moved to either side of the cabin. Yes, the C-Crosser can be driven from any position on the front bench seat!
The 4 Wheel steering can be pivoted to allow sideways travel. On bumpy terrain, the C-Crosser can increase ground clearance from 140 mm to 200 mm to cope with all difficulties. Moreover, with its all-wheel drive (and electronically controlled viscous coupling), ESP and ABS, the C-Crosser sets high standards of safety whatever the driving condition. The Hydractive 3 suspension automatically adapts the height of the vehicle to its speed and the state of the road. Two suspension settings are available: comfort or sport.
In Detail
submitted by | Richard Owen |
engine | Inline-4 |
displacement | 2000 cc / 122.0 in³ |
bhp/weight | bhp per tonne |
f brake size | mm / in |
r brake size | mm / in |
length | 4280 mm / 168.5 in |
transmission | Audioactive Automatic |
gear ratios | :1 |